Hax's Havens - Oriental Rug with 23 textures - Medium Rez

Hax's Havens Multiple Texture Oriental Rugs

This collection of Oriental Rugs contains reproductions of some of the examples found in the Smithsonian Illustrated Library of Antiques prepared by the Cooper-Hewitt Museum. Many of them are in museums around the country with a great number in New England.

This is a single scripted rug that transforms to become 23 different rugs at one image quality.

There are several versions of this to meet the needs of the graphics load on your parcel. They can be resized and reshaped to suit the owner's needs. To preserve the detail and the actual shapes and conditions of these rugs, the largest texture used is as large as can be loaded into Second Life (1024x1024.) This means that anyone looking at the details of the rug must download a texture that is almost 4MB. For this reason we also provide versions that are more reasonable.

I would suggest having the very highest resolution if you appreciate the details of the textiles and intend on using the rug as a wall hanging. To use it on the floor as decoration in a room with many other rich textures, you can use the high, medium or even low resolution images. I don't particularly like the results of the very low resolution textures, and don't recommend it other than for a splash of color.

The five resolutions available are:
1024x1024 - Highest resolution - best image quality available, can zoom in on details - 4MB/image
512x512 - High resolution - better image quality, details are apparent - 1MB /image
256x256 - Good resolution - acceptable image, but not crisp - 240KB/image
128x128 - Low resolution - OK image but fuzzy , use only for avoiding lag - 62KB/Image
64x64 - Very Low resolution - Poor image, color splash, but fast - 16KB/image

This rug is Modify, No Copy, Transfer.

Compare the difference in resolutions before you buy at the listing for the Very High Rez version.

Visit the store to see the rugs in-world at: Hax's Havens in Anchor Cove

You can also get information about my products at Lisp Hax's Blog
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Menu instructions:

If you are the owner, Left-click and hold the button down for 3 seconds until the menu appears.

The menu items allow you to:

RESET the size and shape of the rug to what was originally delivered.

Get INFO about the rug. Gives you this notecard.

LOCK or UNLOCK the rug. This disables the scrolling and resizing when you click the rug. ( It will go back to the previous rug that you had selected when you did the click-hold to request the menu.

If you have any questions contact Lisp Hax.

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Oriental rugs contained in this collection:

Oriental rugs from the Illustrated Library of Antiques prepared by the Cooper-Hewitt Museum of the Smithsonian Instutition.

RUG A 132x108cm Late 19th Century, Sejjadeh rug from central Anatolia, Private collection.

RUG 01 81x67cm Early 20th Century, Sehna district of Iranian Kurdistan, George Walter Vincent Smith Art Museum, Springfield, MA

RUG 04 243x155cm "Picture" rug from Indian subcontinent, first half 17th century, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA

RUG 05 269x178cm Mamluk carpet from Egypt Early 16th Century, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA

RUG 06 173x111cm Sejjedeh rug from Milas, western Anatolia, late 19th century, Fogg Art Museum Cambridge, MA

RUG 07 185x137cm Prayer rug from Mujur, central Anatolia, early 19th century, Private collection.

RUG 08 ??x??cm (195x135cm for shape) Bergama rug district around Konya 19th century, Private collection

RUG 09 195x135 Prayer rug from Gordes westen Anatolia 1800-1850, George Walter Vincent Smith Art Museum, Springfield, MA

RUG 11 132x115 Prayer rug from eastern Caucasus,(fine 300 knots/square inch) 19th century, Fogg Art Museum Cambridge, MA

RUG 12 358x175cm Caucasian dragon carpet, about 1700, Textile Museum, Washington, DC

RUG 13 173x139cm Kazak rug, southern Caucasus, 19th century, Allen Memorial Art Museum, Oberlin, OH

RUG 14 244x180cm Kazak rug, southern Caucasus, 19th century, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY

RUG 15 154x134cm Sejjedeh prayer rug form Kuba district of Caucacus, late 19th century, private collection

RUG 16 173x137cm Holbein design sumak brocaded rug, eastern Caucaus, 19th century, George Walter Vincent Smith Art Museum, Springfield, MA

RUG 17 218x176cm Qashqai rug from Fars southern Persia, late 19th century, Fogg Art Museum Cambridge, MA

RUG 18 437x315cm "Laver" Kerman, Ravar near Kerman in Iran, early 20th century, Private collection

RUG 20 297x173cm Yomud tribal carpet from Turkoman tribes of Central Asia, 19th century, Fogg Art Museum Cambridge, MA

RUG 21 74x112cm chuval (tent bag), Salor tribe from Turkoman tribes of Central Asia, late 19th century, Private collection.

RUG 22 53x174cm mafrash (small bag), Chaudor from Turkoman tribes of Central Asia, early 19th century, Private collec